A little more than ten years ago, I published “The Little Book of Boards” to help board members of small nonprofits everywhere. What is the
A little more than ten years ago, I published “The Little Book of Boards” to help board members of small nonprofits everywhere. What is the
Hello, it’s me! The small nonprofit guy whose books you read, or whose course you took, and who you haven’t heard from since, oh… sometime
Hello! I had a really great conversation with Rob Harter on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast that I’m excited to share with everyone. We talked about
I really appreciated the opportunity to sit down with Patton McDowell to talk about nonprofit leadership. Specifically, Patton and I discussed my “ten commandments” for
This was a nice surprise, and something I can’t remember happening before. On the “All About Supporting Philanthropy” podcast, Meg Padovani does a “book report”
Let’s plan for growth at your nonprofit. And let’s do it together! Big news! (At least it is for me). I’ve opened up my calendar
Recently I gave a presentation with OnBoard about board committees. We talked about board committee structures, setting them up from scratch, having non-board members on
Recently, I sat down with Mark Gandy, who runs a site and a podcast called The CFO Bookshelf. So often in my work, I find
Earlier today, I shared my system for recruiting new board members at a nonprofit. How should you find potential candidates? Who should lead the process?
I read The Little Book of Gold and thought it was so awesome, I’m having the rest of my non-profit’s board read it. I feel like reading this has saved me time in not pursuing stuff you think of as non-profit money making. The book is short and concise and worth the read.
